Stories and guides from Toronto expats
Waymo’s self-driving cars will soon be spotted on Toronto’s streets, starting this month. Residents and visitors alike should keep an eye out for these vehicles, as they pave the way for a future where autonomous driving becomes a reality.
Prophetess is a powerful exploration of grief and isolation, with Karen Robinson delivering a standout performance as a university chair struggling to find her way after losing her husband.
Vintage Mrkt is back in Queen West this weekend with a by-the-pound market offering treasures for as little as $5 a pound. Prepare for long lines but be ready to find unique vintage items in all sizes and from various eras.
G Adventures' Away Games packages offer a well-organized way to experience international sports events, making travel and organizing the trip easier for sports enthusiasts.
The Savannah Bananas are bringing their Banana Ball World Tour to Toronto in 2027, offering an unconventional and entertaining baseball experience that promises to captivate audiences.
Nintendo opens its first store-within-a-store in Canada, bringing interactive gaming experiences to Toronto's EB Games flagship, despite rising costs.
Grocery bills in Calgary could rise due to El Niño, with potential increases in bread, rice, and produce prices. Residents should keep an eye on their grocery budgets as weather patterns disrupt global food production.
Toronto’s top food influencer reveals his favorite fall patios, from heated rooftops to all-night rooftop spots, perfect for enjoying drinks and delicious dishes.
Toronto's top steakhouses are now offering giant steak flights, allowing diners to sample multiple cuts in one sitting. From affordable options to high-end experiences, there's something for every steak lover in the city.
Experience the unique winter activity of golfing inside the Rogers Centre, starting from January 22-24.
Toronto is abuzz with a variety of events this weekend, from a James Bond tribute concert to a dynamic dance festival, offering expats and digital nomads plenty to enjoy.
Stratford, Ontario, is redefining its fall attractions with ghost tours and horror plays, offering a unique blend of culture and fright for expats and digital nomads living in Toronto.
Check your fridge for recalled cheese brands due to Listeria contamination, especially if you're in a high-risk group.
Don't miss out on the stunning fall foliage in these Ontario parks even after the peak season. Forks of the Credit, Mono Cliffs, and Awenda parks are just a few of the beautiful destinations you can visit for a picturesque escape.
Toronto-based actor Dan Levy criticized a SNL host for a misogynist joke, sparking a conversation about appropriate humor in comedy and the need for vigilance in a city known for inclusivity.
Baan Lao Fine Thai Cuisine in Richmond, Canada, has been named the best restaurant in North America, elevating Thai cuisine to a global level.
Toronto is turning a Liberty Village parking lot into a new 4,900-square-meter park with five stunning design proposals.
SubwayTakes has arrived in Toronto, focusing on dating dynamics and featuring local celebrities. Expect more familiar faces as the series progresses, adding a local flavor to the show's already popular content.
Toronto's fashion-forward sports shops offer stylish merchandise for Raptors, Leafs, and Blue Jays fans, making cheering on your team more than just a necessity.
Toronto's Singaporean food scene is getting an exciting new addition with the reopening of Kiss My Pans as Kiss the Beast, focusing on Hainanese chicken rice.
